DELAVAN, Wis.-In school vending machines around the country, milk is beginning to replace soft drinks, and nowhere is the trend more pronounced than in Wisconsin, according to the Wisconsin Milk

Representatives from 44 countries were on hand at November's International Dairy Federation World Dairy Summit, in Melbourne, Australia. Jim Begg of the United Kingdom was elected to a four-year term

Wearing pajamas to work is part of the daily routine at the Cereality Cereal Bar & Café, which opened recently near a college campus in Philadelphia. The 1,500 square foot

NORTH AURORA, Ill.-Oberweis Franchise Systems LLC, said this week that it has awarded three franchisees the rights to open nine Oberweis Ice Cream and Dairy stores in Illinois, Indiana and

J. Mark HuffmanFDA has moved a step closer to tightening record-keeping standards for the food industry. The agency has issued its final rule on record-keeping as part of its increased

Farmland Dairies LLC has filed its Disclosure Statement and Plan of Reorganization with the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York. "We have worked very closely

Dallas-based Brinker International Inc., which operates the Chili's chain of restaurants recently recognized Schepps Dairy, a Dean Foods Corp., Dallas, with a supplier appreciation award. "Norman Brinker used Schepps Dairy

BARABOO, Wis.-Foremost Farms USA will offer 11 scholarships worth $2,000 each to member-owners and the children of member-owners in 2005. The Agricultural Education Scholarships will be awarded to students who

GRANBY, Quebec-Agropur has closed its Saint-Alexandre, Quebec, plant laying off 50 people. The co-operative said last month the decision to close the plant, just east of Montreal, was based on

Last month USDA issued a final rule that puts into regulation the improvements to school milk contained in the new Child Nutrition Act. This act became law this summer with